Borrowing the idea of load/unload response theory in seismic prediction
seismic dynamic model is established
in which seismic acceleration on the boundary is regarded as load/unload process and relative displacement
velocity or acceleration is looked upon as response parameters
whole time history analysis is performed by finite element method and load/unload response theory
favourable exploratory of the application in dynamic response prediction is then attained through the above-mentioned theories. The results indicate that relative response parameters are more applicable of describing structure deformation
reflecting the dynamic mechanism of action than absolute displacement. Using Load/unload dynamic response ratio to identify the damage degree under seismic waves turns out to be an effective method reflecting the response degree.
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LIU Ting-jin
WEI Li-xin
FANG Ying-guang
MO Hai-hong
YOU Hong-bing
LIANG Jian-wen
ZHAO Feng-xin
WANG Zhong-tao
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